Advanced Graphics London was founded in Leather Market in 1967 by Chris Betambeau.
1969        Moved to Tooley Street. Chris either worked directly with artists, or for artists
                commissioned by galleries and publishers.
1971        Bob Saich joined Advanced Graphics and became a partner in 1977.
1980        Advanced Graphics produced their first own publication, Albert Irvin's 
                screenprint, 'Tooley'. David Wood joined the printing staff. 
1983        Moved to Abbots Lane.
1984        Moved to Shand Street.
1988        Moved to Deptford and a woodblock press was installed at the studio. The
                development of woodblocking techniques combined with heavily
                screenprinted layers, has become a trademark of Advanced's publications.
1990        Cameron Lindo joined the printing staff.
1993        Tragically Chris Betambeau died.
1996        The publishing side of the business developed and a programme of events 
                such as art fairs and travelling exhibitions with galleries was formed. The
                studio was featured by BBC2. Louise Peck joined the publishing staff and
                became a partner in 1997.
1997         Advanced Graphics celebrated it's 30th anniversary with an exhibition at
                Berkeley Square Gallery, W1. 
1998        Advanced Graphics' first gallery opened dedicated to showing the work 
                produced by the studio. The studio was featured on 'Fresh Art' with Ray
                Richardson on LWT and repeated on Channel 4.
2000        The website was launched, designed by Emma Ridgway and Fay Davey.
2003        The company relocated to 32 Long Lane, SE1. The studio and gallery
                were filmed by BBC1.
2005        Advanced Graphics took part in the IFPDA's Print Fair in New York.